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An undefeated Raider football team raced on to the field through a Victory Lane formed by the band. Two hours later, they raced off the field after beating Champaign's Nlaroons, 14-7, extending their winning streak to six games in a row, and providing hundreds of students and alumni with something to yell about, Students, Alums Enioyed Unique Hootenanny Bathed in the yellow moonlight of a make-believe fantasy, Lyn Symons' wand added the final note to the gala home- coming activities. 'tAmber Shadows was highlighted when the petite Thai beauty, Salina Poolthong, was presented with a nosegay of white daisies and named the honorary queen of the 42nd homecoming.
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T 'l I ABOVE: Jack Horenberger, director of athletics at lllinois Wesleyan University, delivered the address at the homecoming assembly. The assembly was the first of several events highlighting the celebration. RlGHT: For its annual skit in the homecoming assembly, seniors produced Snow White and the Seven Gridders, a parody of the famous fairy tale. TOP: Pat Hocenic, Denise Buffinton, and Julie Hart, from left, listened to the speech of the wicked queen, Elizabeth Ahlenius. IVllDDLE: The seven gridders, portrayed by David Gaston, Larry Thomas, Jack Keefe, Jim Pierce, Rick Huskis- son, Larry Carson, Bill Rusk, and Mike Meece, from left, belted out the tune Old Nlan Raider. BOTTOM: Searching among the graves for Snow White, Paul Hansen encountered Virginia Spry and Sue Leben behind tombstones. BELOW: During the more serious part of the assembly, Student Council Presi- dent Jeff Knuckles crowned homecoming queen Vicki Daugherty, who reigned over the remainder of the weekend's activities. The assembly was followed by a hootenanny, a football game, and a semiformal dance. 3 151' 'X ML LW
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W-.,, Ili In the style of all hootenannies, students sat informally in the gymnasium, added their voices to those of the Prairie Travelers, and kept rhythm with the clapping of hands. Replacing the traditional homecoming parade, the hootenanny was the first refrain of the festive 42nd homecoming celebration. They Ended Weekend At Amber Shadows Dance iii-ni -iam 1 el:f1la.:,,
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